ONLINE PROGRAMS FROM BEAL UNIVERSITY
Beal University is a private university in Maine, institutionally accredited by ACCSC, with programs across nursing, healthcare, business, cybersecurity, counseling, and cannabis. Each program is labeled Online or Hybrid; the MSN Family Nurse Practitioner program is Hybrid. Classes run in 8-week terms with 6 start dates a year.
1891
Founded
ACCSC
Institutional accreditation
Federal aid
Available to those who qualify. Eligibility varies by student and program.
THE 8-WEEK MOD MODEL
week terms
A focused schedule, term by term
starts a year
Begin when you are ready
credit, subject to evaluation
Undergraduate: up to 75%. Master’s: up to 9 credits.
or Hybrid, by program
The MSN-FNP is Hybrid
Institutionally accredited by ACCSC
RN to BSN and MSN: initial accreditation from NLN CNEA
HIT (AAS) and HIM (BS): accredited by CAHIIM
Federal financial aid is available to those who qualify. Eligibility varies by student and program.
ONLINE PROGRAMS
Diploma through master’s degree, with each program labeled Online or Hybrid. The RN to BSN and MSN hold initial accreditation from the NLN Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA). The Health Information Technology (AAS) and Health Information Management (BS) programs are accredited by CAHIIM.
RN to BSN and MSN: NLN CNEA initial accreditation
BS, Online
MSN-FNP, Hybrid
HIT and HIM: CAHIIM accredited
BS, Online
AAS, Online
MHA, Online
MPH, Online
Diploma, Online
Undergraduate and graduate options
BS, Online
MBA, Online
AAS, Online
MPA, Online
Diploma, associate, and bachelor’s programs
Programs related to licensed professions
Dip/AAS/BS, Online
MS, Online
Business and science programs
Diploma, Online
AAS, Online
BS, Online
WHY STUDY ONLINE WITH BEAL
Beal has taught career-focused students since 1891.
Eight-week terms and six start dates a year may provide scheduling flexibility. Your advisor can help you plan a schedule that fits.
Beal University is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). The RN to BSN and MSN hold initial accreditation from NLN CNEA, and the HIT (AAS) and HIM (BS) programs are accredited by CAHIIM.
Eligible undergraduate students may receive transfer credit for up to 75 percent of a program, subject to Registrar evaluation and program requirements. No more than nine transfer credits may be accepted into a Beal University master’s program.
Small cohorts, one-on-one attention, and career services for current students and graduates.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Yes. Beal University is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). The RN to BSN and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) programs hold initial accreditation from the NLN Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA). The Health Information Technology (AAS) and Health Information Management (BS) programs are accredited by CAHIIM.
It depends on the program, and each program is labeled Online or Hybrid. The MSN Family Nurse Practitioner program is Hybrid: coursework is online, and the program includes in-person clinical requirements. The other programs on this site are delivered online. Enrollment depends on whether Beal is authorized to enroll students in your state. The course catalog lists current program requirements.
Length depends on the program. For example, the RN to BSN runs 14 to 26 months and the MSN runs 20 months in normal time. Beal uses 8-week terms with 6 start dates a year, and your advisor can help you plan a schedule that fits. Program length reflects completion in normal time. Individual completion time varies based on course load, transfer credit, satisfactory academic progress, course availability, and other program requirements. Programs not offered in California.
Eligible undergraduate students may receive transfer credit for up to 75 percent of a program, subject to Registrar evaluation and program requirements. No more than nine transfer credits may be accepted into a Beal University master’s program.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Tell us your goals and an admissions advisor will help you compare programs and start dates. Eight-week terms and six start dates a year; your advisor can help you plan a schedule that fits.
